To achieve your objectives, you will require the assistance of a coach

Another personal development myth is that you need a coach to achieve your goals or implement a personal development plan.

No one would ever make a change if that were true!

Without the assistance of a coach, anyone can engage in personal development activities. While a coach isn't required for plan implementation, having support is—and support can come in a variety of forms.

For example, if you want to meditate every day and make it a habit, you probably don't need a coach. However, you DO require accountability, and you may want the assistance of a mentor—someone with more expertise in meditation—to help you understand how to get the greatest benefit from your practice and how to make it simpler.

A career coach may be useful if you are looking for a new job. But you can also get help from professional family and friends who are eager to give you guidance and critique on your resume and personal presentation.

Having someone teach you the way can assist speed up the process of accomplishing your goals, but there are numerous tools available online and in your community for you to use.